Blackvue Connector Fuse

[wbhokie]

I hooked up my dashcam today through the model S microphone port (The connector above the mirror used for euro glass break sensor) and while I was tugging the wires after plugging it in, one of my splices came loose and I think touched something that might have blown the fuse for it. I get no warnings anywhere, but that connector isn't supplying power anymore. Any idea what fuse to check for that?

 

[Jimmy 1]

What year of car?

 

[wbhokie]

What year of car?View attachment 266214

2016. It's the fuse for that little unused connector behind the fake speaker grill above the rear view mirror between the vanity lights

 

[Jimmy 1]

It should be one of them up under the hood.

 

[Jimmy 1]

Maybe this one?

 

[Jimmy 1]

Check 236 or 237

 

[wbhokie]

I've found some articles to say check F100, and if not F124. I can look at all of them to see

 

[wbhokie]

I've found some articles to say check F100, and if not F124. I can look at all of them to see

BTW, It was F100 for me. A 5A Fuse in the front. It was definitely blown and an easy replacement... plus no crazy indoor panels to take out. It may be different post-refresh though.

 

[teddytoons]

I did the same thing. It's a 5 amp microfuse. The very first one to the right on the long line of fuses at the bottom of the fuse box. This would be the fusebox beneath the windshield located above the 12 volt battery.

 

[EVAficionado]

I had the same problem a few days ago while installing a F800 Pro dashcam in my 2017 MS - its definitely F100 Micro2 5A fuse. Pretty straightforward to replace.